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Physics B Honors Project Building a Series and Parallel Circuit Series and Parallel Circuits Project Overview Students will construct and analyze both series circuits and parallel circuits in this project. The project will lead the students to an understanding of the similarities and differences between the two types of simple circuits, and challenge them to relate this to their home's circuitry. Standards: Plus HS+Phy.P4U2.7 Design, evaluate and refine a device that works within given constraints to transfer energy within a system. Plus HS+Phy.P4U1.8 Use mathematics and computational thinking to explain the relationships between power, current, voltage, and resistance. Objectives: The objective of this project is to... a) The students will identify the three essential parts of a circuit. b) The students will have an understanding of the similarities and differences in series circuits with parallel circuits. c) Students will apply the concept of the simple circuits to calculate the current and voltage of each type of circuit. The project consists of 2 Parts with and a Presentation created: CONSTRUCT A SERIES CIRCUIT (50 points) CONSTRUCT A PARALLEL CIRCUIT (50 points)PART 2) PARALLEL CIRCUIT MATERIALS . battery, 6 V or 9 V wire leads, copper, insulated . flashlight bulb with holder (3) with alligator clips attached, (7) SAFETY INFORMATION PROCEDURE AND RESULTS 1. Connect a battery and two flashlight bulbs in a parallel circuit. Take a picture and draw a picture of your circuit. Label the energy source, wire leads, the load(s), and the switch. 2. Add another flashlight bulb in parallel with the other two bulbs. Take a picture and draw a picture of your circuit. How does the brightness of the light bulbs change? 3. Replace one of the light bulbs with a burned-out light bulb. What happens to the other lights in the circuit? Why